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Wonder Mum Makes - 7 Step No-Sew Teddy Bear :)

Today is my own Wonder Mum's birthday and so M came up with this idea as something she could send her Nanny while we are all in Lockdown.

Here are step-by-step instructions of how to make a no-sew Teddy bear and bring a little sunshine into your day :)




Things You Will Need

  • Small bathroom towel or a pillowcase
  • 3 x small rubber bands or loom bands
  • Your own choice of ribbon or decoration e.g. wool / string / elastic etc. 
  • A clear, flat working area

Instructions

Step 1

Lay out your towel or pillow case on your working area and fold approximately one third of the way.


Step 2

Start rolling upwards from the bottom, tightly.

Keep doing this until roughly half way.




Step 3

Repeat from the top so that you end up with the two tightly rolled sections meeting in the middle, like two sausages.



Step 4

This is the tricky one as it's two steps in one.  Fold your sausages across on themselves, as if you were closing a book and at the same time twist them over on themselves.  You will end up with a shape that looks a bit like a body without a head!




Step 5

Take the largest of your elastic bands.  Grab a bunch from the top of the body and pinch in to make a head and neck.  Put the elastic band around to hold in place.  You should end up with a shape that looks like a little person.



Step 6

Use the two remaining bands to make the ears by pulling a small bunch at each side of the head where the teddy ears would be and securing with the band.




Step 7

Finally, take your ribbon or string etc. and wrap around under Teddy's chin and fasten in a bow.  And there you have your no-sew teddy bear ready to cuddle :)




Happy Birthday Nanny :)

WM x



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